Personally, I'm attending AIMNATCON or Brad's other events (R2R or bus tours) because I need both partners and investors AND I've already had the training and am confident in my skills and progress in the overall process (underwriting, due dilligence, making offers, operations, property management, etc.).   

My friend owns a rental property in Fort Myers, Florida while residing out of state and I’m helping him to rent it out. I’m experienced in listing properties for rental and screening tenants. The only problem is I’m n...

Ask for referrals and tour his past work if you can. 

Take a tour and check the electrical, HVAC, roof and basement. 

We are successful no matter what tour my husband is on because he has me :) There are tons of ways to be successful but having someone back home who can be on call is important whether that is a spouse, property manager, parents, etc.

I toured the property with my agent the first day it came on the MLS and there were three other groups waiting outside to tour the property as well.Making the OfferThe importance of not making an emotional offer came into play as I was getting ready to make a $120K (even though ARV was estimated at $150K+ and rehab about $25K) offer based on the attention I saw the house was getting.

Yet, once I toured some of the homes, I found myself in rough neighborhoods where I was afraid to live.

I set up 30 minute tours, and filled 8 spots in a space of a few hours.

You should go and take a look at the property and tour the community.

Reached out to owner, toured property, then made an offer.